Making My Mark in the 1970s
我在七零年代大展手脚
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 442k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I've Been Enjoying Period Stories About Following Soldiers Into the Military Lately, Any Good Recommendations?
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They Get a Premonition and Frenziedly Stockpile Supplies, But No Apocalypse Stories!!!!
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The Heroine Is a Country Girl, a Transmigrated Ancient-Era Concubine’s Daughter, and the Male Lead Is an Educated Youth
The female lead transmigrates from ancient times into a village, where her family treats her well. They’re the local bullies, and her mother tells her to marry an educated youth so she can move to the city and live a better life. The male lead gets into university, and she follows him there, working in the cafeteria making noodles... It’s sweet and doting. In an extra, the male lead transmigrates to ancient times and marries her.
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This book is very good.
The book is great, and the male lead is wonderful. His family is also great. When will they meet the female lead's family?
The novel is very good; I really like the male and female protagonists. Male lead: Mature and steady, cold on the outside but warm on the inside, domineering, icy, gentle, considerate, meticulous, powerful, extremely cunning, extremely repressed, extremely lustful, extremely possessive, very tolerant, very responsible, very patient, jealous, clingy, likes to tease the female lead, has excellent…
It's quite good, the atmosphere is great, and I like stories with a space theme. I'd like it even more if the female lead gradually becomes stronger. I don't like seeing any awful characters; I hope they're eliminated as soon as they appear.
Not bad, author, keep it up!
It's great, and it even includes past and present lives.
Super good! The male and female leads are sweet, and the plot develops quickly! 👍
If this story hadn't devolved into the later chapters focusing on supporting characters, it would probably be five stars. The fact that the male and female leads have a second life is a plus, in my opinion, better than many other stories. Also, the fact that both sets of parents are wonderful and their families are happy is another major advantage. The downside is the excessive focus on other characters' stories later on, which deviates from the main plot. Four stars, but I'd give it around 8.5.
It was pretty good, especially towards the end. It felt like watching "Eternal Love," where the male lead remained devoted to the female lead throughout.
I absolutely loved reading it! Thank you so much, author! Keep up the good work and write even more great military romance stories for everyone to enjoy.